A.P. government sanctions ₹32 crore to boost healthcare infrastructure in Rayachoti constituency
The Andhra Pradesh government has sanctioned ₹32 crore to improve healthcare infrastructure in the Rayachoti constituency. The funding will support a new critical care block, rural health center renovations, and the construction of a homeopathy building.
Why it matters
This investment represents a significant effort to improve public health access and emergency medical services in rural and semi-urban areas.
The State government on Friday (July 31, 2026) sanctioned ₹32 crore for strengthening healthcare infrastructure, which includes critical care services, rural health centres, and hospital development works in Rayachoti Assembly constituency of Annamayya district.
According to a press release here, Minister of Transport, Sports, and Youth Services Mandipalle Ramprasad Reddy said that the major allocation is ₹23.75 crore for the construction of a 50-bed Critical Care Block attached to the existing 100-bed Area Hospital at Rayachoti. The facility will be equipped with intensive care units, advanced medical equipment, laboratory services, and specialised medical and nursing staff to provide emergency and critical care treatment.
An allocation of ₹25 lakh has been made for renovation and repair works at the Ramapuram Primary Health Centre, while ₹30 lakh has been sanctioned for construction of a new Homoeopathy building at Lakkireddipalli under the AYUSH Department.
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